Still out birding, but thought I should report that Alex Hale and I just
had a (very skulky) yellow-breasted chat at the southwest corner of
wildflower meadow in Central Park, as well as Philadelphia and white-eyed
vireos on the great hill. Loads of birds around after the north winds last
night,
Still out birding, but thought I should report that Alex Hale and I just
had a (very skulky) yellow-breasted chat at the southwest corner of
wildflower meadow in Central Park, as well as Philadelphia and white-eyed
vireos on the great hill. Loads of birds around after the north winds last
night,
In addition to the continuing avocet I just saw a buff-breasted sandpiper
in the shrubby area at the western end of the inlet. It was spooked after a
few minutes by 2 young peregrines and flew east down the beach and out of
sight but has returned so it may stick around.
Ebird checklist will
In addition to the continuing avocet I just saw a buff-breasted sandpiper
in the shrubby area at the western end of the inlet. It was spooked after a
few minutes by 2 young peregrines and flew east down the beach and out of
sight but has returned so it may stick around.
Ebird checklist will
Jacob Drucker texted about half an hour ago that he, Nadir Souirgi, and
James Knox have refound the Henslows, in the same area that it was seen
yesterday at the south west corner of the golf course at Jacob Riis park.
It flushed out of the center of the field and then flew towards the fence
by the
Jacob Drucker texted about half an hour ago that he, Nadir Souirgi, and
James Knox have refound the Henslows, in the same area that it was seen
yesterday at the south west corner of the golf course at Jacob Riis park.
It flushed out of the center of the field and then flew towards the fence
by the
Today I spotted a Eurasian Collared-dove at Dyckman Fields, next to Inwood
park at the northern end of Manhattan. The bird was in heavy tail molt, but
its large size, unspotted wings, and distinctively patterned tail were
clearly visible.
Perhaps not very worth chasing following the long-staying
Today I spotted a Eurasian Collared-dove at Dyckman Fields, next to Inwood
park at the northern end of Manhattan. The bird was in heavy tail molt, but
its large size, unspotted wings, and distinctively patterned tail were
clearly visible.
Perhaps not very worth chasing following the long-staying
A marbled godwit is currently feeding at mecox flats, LI.
Anya Auerbach
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> so, at intervals just long enough that it's difficult to remember all the
> details. I found this archived page and am sure I have some stuff about it
> in my files:
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> https://www.mail-archive.com/nysbirds-l@cornell.edu/msg05961.html
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> Shai Mitra
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AM, AA Fawkes aafaw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all;
A hybrid goose has spent the winter with the brant flock on Randall's
Island, first noted (by me, at least) in January the same day the barnacle
goose was found. It appears very similar to a dark brant, but aside from
the obvious darker
Hi all;
A hybrid goose has spent the winter with the brant flock on Randall's
Island, first noted (by me, at least) in January the same day the barnacle
goose was found. It appears very similar to a dark brant, but aside from
the obvious darker coloration, particularly on the flanks, and reduced
Hi all;
A hybrid goose has spent the winter with the brant flock on Randall's
Island, first noted (by me, at least) in January the same day the barnacle
goose was found. It appears very similar to a dark brant, but aside from
the obvious darker coloration, particularly on the flanks, and reduced
Apologies for posting late. An immature white-winged gull, possibly a
Thayer's, was on the reservoir Sunday, along with several hundred other
gulls and a definite Kumlien's. There has been quite a bit of debate on
various facebook groups, and I would welcome more opinions. I'm going to
try to
Apologies for posting late. An immature white-winged gull, possibly a
Thayer's, was on the reservoir Sunday, along with several hundred other
gulls and a definite Kumlien's. There has been quite a bit of debate on
various facebook groups, and I would welcome more opinions. I'm going to
try to
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